Again, not super precise temporarily, but it gives you a sense of how each tract has grown from 2000 to the mid-2010's.I compiled a massive spreadsheet of ACS 1-Year Studies, which only gets as local as the MSA.

Well they complained that the tar smell and noise was way to much.Again the asked for compensation and they called all organizations as they could to halt our work 3 times.This building has caused so many stress on to me...

Would you find use out of a site that organized demographic data and displayed it on a map?

There is a city sponsored economic development organization, “Main Street” that is focused on promoting business on this street.

This organization is one of classic group I know especially general meeting and topics for personal and professional development.

I don't see Waldoboro pop up here much, but having grown up in Damariscotta, I absolutely love it! 

Extremely organized, timely and communicative. 

@Patrick Kernan I suggest joining a rental housing support organization like RHA (Rental Housing Alliance) or one of the others.

A great example of this is Bloomington, IN -- which hasn't seen a lot of population growth in the last decade, but also hasn't seen much new construction, so rents have grown 42% since 2005.

Using a lender who is organized as a Reg D or even Reg A with the SEC exemptions is preferable over an individual as they are legit, have loan servicing vendors, solid appraisers and will always have the funds for your deals.Generally the loans will be at 90% of purchase.